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Harrisonburg’s Main Street hCalled “The Busiest In Virginia”'■ Harrlsonbusg and the Shenondoah ] Valley ftp* fantum! in the aul.unn hum. Tjoi- d! Virginia, published quarterly! ■by the Virsiula State Chamber ol : Commerce. copies or which wem »'e-i ceived by the Harrisonburg Chamber i : yesterday. Several pages of pictures . . are devoted to the Shenandoah Valley, | whilr a large portion of these are of; scenes m anil near llnrrlsonturg. ;The pictures v.'ere taken bv k. i\-Nelson. Publicity Director of :he Stale i Chamber o: Commerce, who Bptml: :three days in Harrisonburg daring the. Ilatter part or August. Mr. Nelson was I : accompanied on his tour of the surrounding communities by Walter ir-isle. Secretary of the Harrisonburg Chamber or Commerce. ^fr. zlrkle pointed'out the interesting and historical scenes of-this locality to lie photographed by A'.r. Nelson.An iruoresiing picture to residents of Harrisonburg is a blrds-eye view of Harriaonhurg'n miiiti street showing from the south side of the court square to tlie Cii'-hu ic vburcn. flic captionor this'ptc.turc reads:■'Tutviuh/clng the busiest Mam st.reil. in Vl:*ginla, » picture of the tireut 01 HarriBonburg, In the center of the Shontndoah Valley.On the name page with the ylcliuv of Harrisonburg's Main street appear pictures of thn Virginia Crul'usmen, antique reproducers on the outskirts of this city, nnd ihe Natural Chimney.', tifiwiy developed scenic wonder of Lit; Endlens Caverns iutorests. Under tic pictuu* of Liu: Virginia Craftsmen appears the legend:A new Harrisonburg industry, Hi: Virginia Crnitsinen, hfw made a phe-tiomeiiHl .success in duplicating fumou-i antiques old new pieces un* shipped the world uvei-Cnter Ihi! Natural Chimneys picture appear the words:**A new tourist ulcrictlor.. the newly developed Natural Cnimneys in Augusta county, hoilfiw si one wonders an? tourist near Harrisonburg or Staunton should not fail to Sen.PU‘tnt-i'lt;l jiUj* iii rchoi roatlonc of theiKuifHKiJie ar« pe rt ions uf me Wlsriantl Turkey Fuvio, nnui- Endless -Hid MussamiHou CnvL-rns and Blue Grottoes.Across the bottom n[ Hie page Is u ; picture of a part of the 4Co apple grower.-, of New Yoi'%, who recently visited the orcliai'ds ol Virginia.. They arc shown on the giv. intis of Skmuudoah Cuvi»i-iis. v/l'ere l.iir-y \tnrn rnmvl.nined several hours u.iudk th-rir slay hero.r*icItt.iBROADWAY’S BUDGETOF SOCIAL HAPPENINGSBtuaclwav. Oct. Mrs. IX TV. Pawley, Mrs. ’A'. R. Wlv more and Mrs. Rilsi Rhodes .spent (l:c past nw days in : Washmstnti and Eol-i.imore.Mrs. Madeline Pope is spending the : week with her sish-i. Mrs. William F'. i Whitmore.Kirby M. Idoorc lues returned from :a six-weeks' visit to i'eiry l’o.ut. Mri.Mrs. Sally C. Williams asirl daughter.; Mrs. r.uey Smith, rmiuneri Sunday af-\ teiT.oon from a two-weeks visit with ; relatives in Woodslack. j S. 0. Lcdferd. cnroui•• to J.ynch-( burg, spH.ml a short :i:uo with friends] here Tuesday. 1Mrs. Ed. Charlton, olRoyers .'ore I { Pa..
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Harrisonburg, Virginia, US

Fri, Oct 04, 1929

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